S saf999 New Member Dec 24, 2009 #21 well i didnt restart but I did turn off my computer and turned it on the next day and when i try to install itunes I get the same message ''The windows installer was not correctly installed................''
well i didnt restart but I did turn off my computer and turned it on the next day and when i try to install itunes I get the same message ''The windows installer was not correctly installed................''
S saf999 New Member Dec 24, 2009 #22 wat do u mean do a new burn at 4x or less how do i do it?? and what do u mean by formatting the drive can u do that when u re install?? thanks....... ( btw i do not have the windows disk at thee moment................)
wat do u mean do a new burn at 4x or less how do i do it?? and what do u mean by formatting the drive can u do that when u re install?? thanks....... ( btw i do not have the windows disk at thee moment................)
dre@ms New Member Dec 24, 2009 #23 When you burn the windows 7 iso file to a DVD, keep the speed of burning less than 4x When you install Win 7, you can format your HDD and then do a fresh install.
When you burn the windows 7 iso file to a DVD, keep the speed of burning less than 4x When you install Win 7, you can format your HDD and then do a fresh install.
